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Hamilton: McLaren and Williams F1 revivals would be "magical"

Lewis Hamilton hopes McLaren and Williams can revive their flagging Formula 1 fortunes and fight him for world championship titles before he retires. Hamilton, 32, left McLaren at the end of 2012 and has gone on to win 33 F1 races and two world championships in four seasons with Mercedes. McLaren hasn’t won a race since Hamilton departed Woking for Brackley, while Williams hasn’t fought for the world championship since 2003. McLaren-Honda is struggling to even score points so far in 2017, lacking power from the engine and reliability overall, while Williams is trying to rebuild again with former McLaren and Mercedes technical director Paddy Lowe at the helm, having also not won a race...
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